02-23-2004 05:37 PM
02-24-2004
10:14 AM
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From your brief description it sounds like the LabVIEW FPGA module and the RIO hardware would be a good choice for your application. At run-time you can download different personalities (configurations) to the FPGA, so you can change the behavior of the RIO card for each of the test steps. Of course you can include multiple functionalities (e.g. general purpose DIO and downloading code to your DUT) at the same time. The only limitation is the amount of space available on the FPGA compared to the complexity of the VI to be downloaded onto the FPGA.
At what specific step did you get this error? Were you trying to run some of the examples? To be able to run the examples you will need the LabVIEW FPGA module. Please contact your local field sales engineer to get a loaner copy as there is no evaluation version available at this time. If you have the LabVIEW FPGA module installed, you can run the examples in emulation mode on your desktop or PXI controller without having the RIO hardware installed in your system.
You can open and view the LabVIEW FPGA examples (but not run them) without the LabVIEW FPGA module by installing the NI-RIO driver on top of you regular installation of LabVIEW. This driver will add a few necessary components (FPGA Interface functions for LabVIEW) to your installation to be able to view the complete examples.
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I hope this information helps in your evaluation.
Christian L
NI Consulting Services
02-24-2004 03:45 PM